Art lovers go inside the artists' studios

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art-2 — Chris Maxson, right, guides two visitors, Cathy Vasilev, left, from Los Angeles and Idyllwild resident Patty Kaplan, center, on a personal tour of her studio as part of the Art Alliance of Idyllwild Member Studio Tour. Photo by Cid Castillo

art-1 — Flying Pigment Studio was one of five artists’ studios featured in the Art Alliance of Idyllwild Member Studio Tour held Saturday, July 9. Studio owner and artist Darcy Gerdes, center, discusses her work with Carolyn Moloscho, producer, Eye on the Desert, Channel 2, and with her husband, Eitan Hedram, right, from Palm Springs. Photo by Cid Castillo

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